Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-03-12

county It shall be the duty Of the attorney gen
srsi to enforce the same ia such county, and for
that ''nrpose be may appoints "a many essistaats
as he shall see 1T and he and his assistants snail
Je auti oEiZed to sign verify and hls all such
complaints, 1nformauiOns, petitions and papers
IS me county attorney - authorized 70 sign, Ve4l-
fy or ME, and 70 do and perform any act that
lIe county attorney might laWIuliy 90 or
peI4Qfii ana Tor snch services ne or his assistant
shall receive same fees that the county attorney
WeuId be entitled TO for Ike services, to be tax
eu ana De collected IN the same manner except
that n all cases where there shall be a Convie-
ton and the attorney ices as provided for in
this act shall not be paid in one month after his
uOnis had shall then becomeliabIe tothe attorney
general. or his assistant prosecuting such case,
for a Zee Of So upOn each count upon which the
defendant shall have been convicted.
Sec. 8. That section of chapter 123 Of the
session laws Of 1881 be and the same is hereby
amended 50 as TO read as follows: Sec. 5. Nc
person shall manufacture or assist in the manu-
1acIure OF Intoxicating liquors IN this state eE-
cept for medical, scientific and mechanical
purposes. ANY person or persons desiring to
manufacture any OF the liquors mentioned In
Ibis act for medical, scientific or mechanical
purposes shsll present to the probate judge Of
the county wherein su h business is proposed to
be carried on. petition asking permit for such
purpose, setting forth the name of the applicant.
the place where it Is desired TO carry on such
business business, and the kind Of
petition shall have appended thereto a certificate
signed by at least 100 resident electors of the
by majority Of the resident electors of the town
ship or city of ne third class, wherein such Hp-
certify ing that such applicant is a person Of good
NORA character, temperate in his habits, and
ing liquors.
Such applicant shall file with said petition g
bond 10 the state Of Kansas in the sum of $4,000,
onolIloned that Tor any violation OF the provis-
ions of this act said bond shall be forfeited Such
bond shall be signed by such applicant, or GI-5lL
canus, as pElnclDal or principals and by at least
Cnres sureues, VINO shall JUSTIFY under oath IN
he sum Of 81 600 each. over and above all in
lebtedness and exemptions, and who shall be Of
hnafa
judge shall consider such petition and bond, and
if satisfied that such petition is true, and that
the bond Is sufficient, may IN his discretion grant
permit to manufacture Intoxicating liquors for
medical, scientific and mechanical purposes. The
said permit, the order granting the same, and the
Donu ana luslllSdtlo4 lleEeoh snal4 De 1OrJn"lLh
recorded by said probate judge in the same man
neI and with like effect as in case of a permit to
sell such liquors as PROVIDED IN TINS act. such
manufacturer shall keep book wherein shall be
tte4e4 a co llsgS itlotu OF the safes mace t15
dates tneTeoT the name ana residence or the puE-
chassrs, the kind and quantity of liquors sold,
and the price received, or charged therefor. An
abstract OF such record, yer1ned BY the sthdsv1t
Of the manufacturer, and showing that the liq-
uOTs therein mentioned, are all the Intoxicating
liquors sold by sucn manufactures during the
preceding quarter, shall be Med quarterly in the
probate court of such county, at the end of each
quarter during t. q period of such permit Such
manufactures shall sell the liquors 30 manufac-
tured only in original packages. He shall sell
s,-ch AquoEs 70 no one except Druggists, VINO at
the time Of such sale shall be duly authorized to
sell intoxicating liquors as provided by law. Any
recuhcatlon or adul teratiOn OF intoXi rating lq-
Sec, Z. Every county clerk or probate judge
who shall neglect or refuse to perform any duty
eQuiTed of him under this act, the punishment
for which is not bereinbefOre provided By this
act shall be deemed guilty of a misdemesnOr.and
upon conviction shall be punished by a fine Of
not less than $500 nor more than $1,000, and in
addition thereto shall forfeit his light to longer
hold his Office, and the court before whom such
conviction is had shall order and adjudge such
forfeiture.
Sec. g. For services performed under this act
the probate Judge and county clerk shall receive
no fees except such as are herein provided for.
Sec. g. That section u OF chapter 128 OF the seE-
sion laws OF 1851 as amended Dy section OF
chapter l49 or the session laws OF 1888, be amend
ed so as to read as follows: Sec. u. 1t shall be
the duty OF all sheTItts deputs EheFis constables
mayors, marshals, police judges and police DIN
GERS of any city o. town having notice or knowl-
edge of any violation of the provisions OF this act
10 notify the county attorney of the fact of such
violation and TO furnish him the names OF any
witnesses within his knowledge. by whom such
violation can be proven. If any such officer shall
fail to comply with the provisions Of this section,
less than 500 nor more than S500;and such con
viction shall be forfeiture of the Office held by
euch person, ana the court before whom such
CONVICTION IS had shall, IN addition to the impS-
sitiOn Of the ne aforefG d. order and adludge the
forfeiture of his said Gtice. For failure or neg
leCt of official duty in the enforcement Of this
act, any OF the city county officers herein re-
ferTed to may be removed by civil action.
Sec. 10. That section Of chapter 128 of the ses-
sion laws of 1881, and sections l. 9, u and Is OF
chapter I28 Of the session laws Of 1881. amend
session laws Of 1885, ana section IL Of chapter 149
OF the s1Bs' on laws OF 1885, be and the same are
hereby repealed.
from and after its publication In the official stats
DHper.
NoTE.-Since the above was put In type, q
change was made in the law by which the
bill takes effect March 30.